Hello all,
this seems to have done the trick. I successfully sent my first
MMS through the E-Plus MMSC today. Unfortunately Vodafone still
gives me an internal server error (e.g. HTTP 500/WSP 0x60).
To track this down I'd like to get some traces from a working MMS
client for reference. Do you know a MMS client that I can use to
get tcpdump traces?
My current idea:
+----------------+
|MMS Mobile Phone|
+----------------+
|
Internet |APN of the Operator
|
v
+----------------+
|PC with public |
|IP addr running |
|Kannel and |
|ethereal |
+----------------+
|
v
+-----------------+
|GPRS Mobile Phone|
+-----------------+
|
MMS APN |of the Operator
|
v
+----------------+
|MMSC of the |
|operator |
+----------------+
This assumes that I can reach the MMSC directly from the MMSC APN
with HTTP. Is there a working MMS client (WAP based) for a PC?
Maybe as part of the developer tools of some phone maker?
Thanks
Joerg
-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Ken Kim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2004 22:39
An: J�rg Pommnitz; 'Kannel-Devel (E-Mail)'
Betreff: RE: A plea for help to the MMS experts
Hi,
Just quickly scanning your pdu, I noticed that your content-type is 0x83
(text/plain). This should be 0xA3(application/vnd.wap.multipart.mixed)
followed by 0x01(representing the number of contents in your multipart mixed
mime message.)
See 7.4.1 of the mms conformance doc for more details. You can only have
application/vnd.wap.multipart.mixed or
application/vnd.wap.multipart.related(for smil)
Then for each mime part your start out with:
-----
<length of content-type> eg:0x01
<length of data>
0x83 -- content-type:text/plain
{data....}
-----
Something like that.
Just curious, is this what the T610 spits out, or is this your own mms
client?
Cheers,
Ken
